Stranded on a parallel Earth, the Tenth Doctor finds himself mentoring a traumatized child soldier enlisted in a hopeless war to save humanity. With an endless number of mysteries in sight -- from the enigmatic alien invaders they call Angels, to the strange machines known as Evangelions used in the planet's defense, to the shadowy maneuvers of those in power -- the Doctor is drawn deeper and deeper into a web of mistakes and sins that threaten to consume all humankind. In time, he'll face the darkest question of them all: what if there are some worlds -- and some children -- even the Doctor can't save?

*BOOK 8 OF 8 IN THE "EVERYTHING" SERIES* THE FINAL CHAPTER BEGINS Aurora the Echidna - once a symbol of peace and hope - has risen to power in the Dragon Kingdom, bringing with her promises of a new world that have ended a centuries-long truce between the four warrior clans. Despite Kay's best efforts to reason with her on Espio's behalf, the civil war they were hoping to prevent has begun. The people are scattered, the prince is overwhelmed, and Kay finds herself facing a threat that not only encompasses a single world, but countless dimensions as well. It certainly doesn't help that Shadow keeps changing sides on a whim, as the mood suits him, and for opposing reasons. Without her Chaos power to help her Kay isn't sure how much assistance she can offer Espio and his army, but with Aurora constantly on her tail, chasing after power she no longer has, one thing becomes clear: The time has come for her story to end.

Things have been peaceful in Dreamland for quite some time now. Kirby has been enjoying the time off, but for Meta Knight, life has become rather monotonous. Not far away, a wizard is trapped on a planet he doesn't belong on, with no real purpose in life--rather like Meta Knight. All Magolor wants is to get his ship fixed, and to never get involved in anything even slightly related to Kirby and/or Meta Knight ever again. But since when do things ever go his way? Meanwhile, someone familiar finds peace dreadfully boring. There must be some way to liven things up a bit... Now, at least, Sakura's back, but... she really doesn't look like herself. As Meta Knight notices immediately, she looks strikingly like someone else, someone he hasn't seen for a very, very long time. But then, why does she have Sakura's memories and no one else's? Just where did she come from, anyway? And where did she learn to mess with such a dangerous thing as magic?... Sakura may be back, but things still don't feel quite right to Meta Knight, and the ongoing events just serve to reinforce that feeling more and more. It's almost as if everything that's happening now was never meant to occur... M̸͚̝̩̤͊͌̀́a̸̮͍̲̦͔̐̚y̷̥̠͈̹̱̭͛̀́̄̀̆͝b̵̢̛̙̰̀̃̓ě̷̻̞͔̩͋̓͛͘͝ ̸̹͕̺̖̾͘b̷̲̦̫̖̘̞͛̽̀͒͊̕ͅę̷͇̿̔̍̉̈́ç̶̧͙̗̋ả̶̢͙͉͚̒̌ů̶͔s̷̻̈̒̄̚̚e̴̡̖̘͕̼͂̋͛̒͐ͅ ̸̛̠͒̋̎̄͛i̷̧̙̘̗̍͛̈́t̷̢̹͍̼̟̫̟͗̃ ̵̹̼̄̒̋̈w̴͎̳̟̖̺͛̔͜ă̷̲͔̳̫s̴̡̯͕̺͈̲͓͂n̸̛̗͇̻'̶͉̲̠̺̹͎̤̓͒̾̃̽͠t̵̤̖̤̗͇͂͗.̸̡̖̳̟͔̕ (I do not own the Kirby series or any part of the Kirby series, be it locales, characters, names, trademarks, etc. etc. Nintendo/HAL Laboratory does. I own all of my OCs, locales, names, etc. Please don't take them without asking. Thanks, all. I hope you enjoy.) (Cover: ig's solarssaturn/@pusheenkirb.)